<p>The season in my area has been a bit later and a bit stunted but, nonetheless, those who have iris will need to consider dividing them. It's best to do this every 3 to 5 years. Learn about digging them up, checking them over and whether to mulch or not on today's <a href="https://gardenbite.com/">Garden Bite</a>. I also share some new beauties on my website! </p>

The season in my area has been a bit later and a bit stunted but, nonetheless, those who have iris will need to consider dividing them. It's best to do this every 3 to 5 years. Learn about digging them up, checking them over and whether to mulch or not on today's Garden Bite. I also share some new beauties on my website!

<p>The season in my area has been a bit later and a bit stunted but, nonetheless, those who have iris will need to consider dividing them. It's best to do this every 3 to 5 years. Learn about digging them up, checking them over and whether to mulch or not on today's <a href="https://gardenbite.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Garden Bite</a>. I also share some new beauties on my website!&nbsp;</p>

Dividing iris

Nibbles of knowledge on all things in the garden! I love to share gardening basics with the person who wants to get their hands dirty but might be a little apprehensive about digging in. It’s not about perfection, it’s about enjoying the road to it! It’s Wabi Sabi (Imperfect Beauty). I want you to go out in the garden with a little more confidence and a lot less fear of killing your plants, after all, some die! This is COLD Climate gardening. Teri Knight became a master gardener in 2003 and has hosted Garden Bite since 2007! Find more information on my website: www.gardenbite.com

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